The Parson's Daughter, from Old English Masters Possibly 1898 - 1902

"The Parson's Daughter" is a black and white engraving by Timothy Cole, dating from 1898-1902, housed in the Art Institute of Chicago. The piece depicts a young woman with delicate features, wearing a lace collar and a dark dress. Cole's masterful engraving technique creates a sense of depth and realism, showcasing the fine detail of the subject's clothing and the intricate textures of the background. This artwork is a testament to the enduring legacy of Old English Masters and their influence on later artists.